Overall I liked my stay here at this apartment. It has all the essential amenities needed to live. The bed is super comfortable and firm just the way I like. The bathroom floor does get completely wet after a shower but dries up rather quickly. The shower does fluctuate from hot to cold quickly and often, so I thought it best to turn off the heater and just take cold showers. The entire staff is super nice and helpful, even assisted me in killing a giant spider. Can't avoid the mosquitoes. It takes only one to wreak havoc. The area is safe at all times with a 24/7 convenient mini mart just next door. The restaurant OmYin next door is excellent. The apartment location is rather distant and remote. A good 15 minute walk would get you to the park or night market. Communication was quick and forthright. All pertinent information was provided. My only concern is the utility bill. I was told I would be paying for what I use. If you stay 28 days or more, electric and water is not included. I don't mind paying for what I use, but the way the meters are setup, I believe the meters are not specific to a particular apartment unit. Rather they are interconnected. Judging by the jumbled wires in the streets of Thailand, I sensed that the engineering codes are not as strict as it is in the west. Still, I needed to investigate objectively and scientifically. For a period of 12 hours, I unplugged everything and turned off everything. When I checked the meter, it still ran at a continuous rate of 7 units per 12 hours (or equivalent to 14 units per day). Given they charge 7baht per unit, that comes out to 98 baht per day. During my stay of 28 days I unplugged Tv, fridge, water heater. A/c kept at a minimum. I used the microwave and stovetop twice. My bill came out to 1689 baht (100 baht for water, 1589 baht for electricity). On a side note, my electric bill was calculated at day 27 as having used 212 units (which comes to 7.85 units of electricity per day). Since no one would be there to bill me on the 28th day, the electricity use for the last day was made-up. They decided to bill me for 15 units of electricity use regardless of what I would actually use. Given my average use according to their reading is 7.85 units per day, 15 units is a bit steep. Almost double. Still, all in all, my total bill was 1689 baht or roughly 50 USD which isn't too bad. Objectively and scientifically, it makes absolutely no sense to me. I theorize that the way the city is put together, the way the apartment building was put together, the way the electrical outlets and meters were installed, it is one big mess. (Take a moment to look at the cables in the streets). I theorize...